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  • Back Pain
    • What is Back Pain?
      • Acute back pain
      • Chronic Back Pain
      • Sciatica
    • Dealing with Back Pain
      • Keep Active
      • Treatment
      • Sciatica
      • At Work
      • Is my pain likely to persist?
    • Avoiding Back Pain
      • At Work
      • At Home
      • Keeping active
  • Neck Pain
    • What is Neck Pain?
    • Dealing with Neck Pain
      • Is my pain likely to persist?
  • Professional Resources
    • Resources
      • Examination techniques
      • Patient Information Sheets
      • Keele STarT
    • Pathways and referral form
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    • Learning
      • In Detail
      • Case Histories
      • Language Usage
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Back pain conditions

  • Acute back pain
  • Chronic back pain
  • Sciatica

Back pain advice

  • Keep active
  • Treatment
  • Sciatica
  • At work

Neck pain advice

Feedback

Sheffield Aches and pains

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  • Pain management
  • Resources
  • Pathways and referral form
  • Learning
    • In Detail
    • Case Histories
    • Language Usage

Learning

This section of the website provides a range of materials designed to help you learn more about back pain.

Here you will find:

  • In detail descriptions of some back pain references
  • Case histories of back pain sufferers
  • Language and usage – to help you communicate well with your patient
  • Back & neck
  • Shoulder
  • Hand & Elbow
  • Foot & Ankle
  • Knee & Hip
  • Persistent
  • Joint

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